Obituary of Mrs. Sarah Lyon from Idaho home
On Monday afternoon at 2 30 Glock accurted the finer of Mrs. Sarah Lyon from the residence of Det von Luther M. Lyon. She was born near Austin North Carolina April 1 1841 and would have been 72 on her Bernert birthday. Maiden name Candell married to Avstin Lyon on Mob the 20th 1670. Three sons and four daughters born to them in Austin. Husband died February 1909. she moved to Idaho to live with her son and died last Sunday morning peacefully after a hearty Dreskfest meal.
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Glock
Sarah Lyon
Det von Luther M. Lyon
Mire Lyon
Austin
N. Candlina
Bernert
Candell
Avstin Lyon
Death of prominent lawyer Lyon cited by many
The obituary notes the death of a respected attorney, with surviving sons and daughters in Payette Austin and Johnson City. A Baptist service led by Rev Henry Van Engelen honored the mother, with many local attorneys and friends in attendance. Pallbearers included H B Newton, G W Eggleston, Frank Stanton, W W Kay, O R Sellers and J Plummer.
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Payette
Luther M. Lyon
Fletcher Hi
Lyon
W. H. Bodenheimer
James M. Lyon
Isaac Stewart
Austin
N. G
L. ®. Bodenheimer
Viola E. Lyon
Johnson City
Tenn
Henry van Engelen
The
Riverside
H. B. Newton
G. W. Eggleston
Frank Stanton
W. W. Kay
O. R. Sellers
J. Plummer
Canyon County meeting endorses no candidate for Idaho Senate
Report from Caldwell states the Canyon County legislature met to discuss legislative matters and did not endorse any candidate for Idaho Senate. The group, aiming to influence future work, also considered appointing Paul Wau as speaker pro tem and supporting a candidate aligned with Canyon County interests.
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Canyon County
Caldwell
Paul Clagatone
Idaho
Heyburn
Paul Wau
Fother
New Ply Mouth
High School notes on student events and basketball plans
Payette High School reports a student supper for School Board and officials, a skating season, German and arithmetic classes, a Christmas program, and sports plans. Debates revive as the Lake Idaho league schedule nears, and Payette hosts a Boys Conference with 150 to 200 attendees from Idaho and Oregon.
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National Bank Examiner
Iown
Lurcer
Washington
Albert
Uley
Neilson
Fratland High School
Payette High School
Crete Wilcox
Mathews
Nellan
Miss Dorsey
Uberty
Loor
Tweedy
Southern Idaho Inter Scholastic Debate League
Idaho
Paystte
Jewelry and accessories sale prices listed
Prices for bracelets from 1.50 to 10.00 locket prices from 1.00 to 8.00 chains start at 1.00 and rise to 3.00 and up sterling silver cloth and hat brushes nappies and bowls priced from 1.00 to 2.50 an extra handle offered free Assyrian Gold Jewel Boxes lined with Persian silk offered for sale
Report of the Condition of the Payette National Bank 1912
The Payette National Bank of Payette Idaho closes its books November 29 1912. The report lists loans and discounts eighty eight thousand seven hundred one dollars and seven cents and other assets including U S bonds and reserves. Liabilities show capital stock seventy five thousand dollars surplus and profits and deposits with due to other banks and customers. A separate notice from State Dairy Food and Sanitary Inspector James H Wallis warns dealers about selling undrawn poultry and adulterated food under Idaho law dated December 7 1912.
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U.S
Hawke
Glearing House
Tanfal Money
Banke
Wis
Bpocke Isse Neeen
Dairy Food and Sanitary
James H. Wallis
Idaho
State Dairy, Food and Sanitary Inspector
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Rezacs
Tte
Emhett “Tigers
Y. M
Crack
Tigers
Association
Elf
Oother
Reds
Blues
Oregon
Mie
Pocatello
Ida
la Grande
Ore
W. F. Strother
Waltham
Elgin Or
Waltham Movement
Howard
Miliary
Lavailleres
Libby
Karnak
Santa Claus
Hart Schaffner & Marx
E. C. Keith & Son
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Payette National Bank
S Ay- Jette
Uhveke
Redit
Idato
Canyon
Scritchfield
Boritchfield
Norway
Newbitt
Chris Henrighsen
J. A. Lauer
Carl Asmunaer
McDonald & Smith
Fred Raymond
Rialto
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